One line, one word
The rain was lashing down.
What does 'lashing' suggest here?
GCSE English Language resit
Think English isn't for you? You're closer to a pass than you think.
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How it works
Read. Answer. Get better.
1. Read
A short, fresh text written just for you. One sentence to start, longer ones when you're ready. Tap to hear it read aloud.
2. Answer
Type it, or just say it. Sentence starters and a word bank are there if you get stuck. No timers unless you want them.
3. Get better
Feedback starts with what you did well, then gives you three clear steps. Try again and watch the mark move.
Try again
It's a good word because it sounds loud.
Before
1/4
Now
1/4
Your mark went up!
The moment it clicks
Change a few words. Watch the mark rise.
Most people have never seen their own answer get better in front of them. Here, it takes a minute. That's when “I can't do English” starts to change.
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Made for a phone and a short attention span.
One thing on the screen at a time. Big buttons. Feedback that's short and kind, written in plain English.
- ✓ Dark by default, light if you prefer
- ✓ An easier-to-read font and bigger text
- ✓ Read-aloud on every text and every piece of feedback
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Can't get it out on paper? Say it.
Tap the mic and talk. Your words appear in the box and you can fix them. We never keep your voice. It turns into words on your phone and only the words are sent.
The road to a pass
No grade predictions. Just how far you've come.
You see one clear thing: how close you are to pass level, and the next question that would move you furthest. It never says you've failed.
Your pass is closer than you think.
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